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Popular Internet Search Engines
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[Go!]
Search Tools for Kids
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[Kidsclick!]
[MVLA Kids]
More Searching Tools
[DrKoop.com] (for your health)
[FirstGov] (the Official US Government Website)
[FindLaw] (for consumers and lawyers)
[America's Job Bank] (job and career resources)
[New York State Government Information Locator Service]
[Project Vote Smart] (information on elected officials and candidates)
[The University at Albany Libraries Reference Collection]
[About.com]
[Beaucoup.com] (index of specialized search engines and databases)
[Britannica] (The encyclopedia's guide)
[Deja.com] (Internet discussions)
[Dogpile]
[Excite] (check your stocks)
[Galaxy]
[MetaCrawler]
[Northern Light]
[SavvySearch]
[Shareware.com] (computer software)
Search Help - learn more about searching the web
[Citing Sources from the World Wide Web]
MLA guidelines on citing online sources in a bibliography
[CNET's Truth Seeking on the Net].
Separating truth from lies on the Net is mostly a question of common sense. Apply the same skills you'd use in a library and you'll soon weed out the irrelevant and the dishonest.
[The Spider's Apprentice Tutorial]: How to use web search engines
[Search Engine Watch]: This respected and informative site compares and reviews search engines and gives you tips on how to use them better. It has tutorials for both webmasters and searchers.
[Scout Report]: A weekly publication that keeps you informed about valuable resources on the Internet. Their team of professional librarians and subject matter experts select, research, and annotate each resource.
This page last modified: Thursday November 09 2000